Thu, 29 Oct 2015 Pobol y Cwm

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-Hiya.

-It is. Hiya, alright?

-But that one goes with that.

-I like that one, see.

-Great! There isn't any food here.

-What am I supposed to eat?

-There isn't even milk for a cuppa.

-There's a tin of tuna

-in the cupboard.

-What am I supposed to eat with it?

-Fresh air?

-Sorry, love, I finished the bread.

-What are you doing eating my bread?

-You don't even live here.

-You wouldn't want to see me starve.

-You wouldn't want to see me starve.

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-Yes.

-If that means I can eat my own food

-that I've paid for.

-I've been working

-since 5 o'clock this morning.

-Get the violin out.

-Is he always like that?

-Yes, when people get on my nerves.

-Yes, when people get on my nerves.

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-OK, chill.

-You'll give yourself a hernia.

-We'll go down the shop and get you

-some food. How does that sound?

-Better.

-Better.

-

-And I'll cook for you later.

-Alright, even better.

-You can have a lift with us,

-there's plenty of room.

-I'm not coming.

-There's no-one to babysit.

-I have to stay here.

-Isn't Marian around?

-DJ needs all the support he can get.

-There's no need for Cadno to come.

-I'm fine without her.

-I'm fine without her.

-

-There we are.

-We'll be with you - your family.

-Ready?

-Smile, for heaven's sake.

-They haven't locked you up yet.

-Dai!

-Dai!

-

-Joke! Don't worry.

-You've got a top-notch solicitor

-and no criminal record.

-You'll get community service

-or a fine at worst.

-I hope so.

-Get a move on!

-Hey...

-Good luck.

-Any special offers on today?

-Any special offers on today?

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-We don't do special offers.

-Oh, you're missing a trick there.

-You ought to tell the boss.

-The customer always knows best.

-That's 20.90 pence, please.

-Stick it on the tab.

-What tab?

-What tab?

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-Mark Jones.

-We don't have tabs here either.

-Mark will be in later to settle up.

-That won't be a problem.

-It's his shopping.

-I've come out without my purse...

-..and there's no point

-in asking that one.

-OK, just this once.

-You're going to get me into trouble.

-Just don't tell anybody.

-I nearly forgot.

-Mark's entertaining tonight

-and needs two bottles of white wine.

-Yes, right.

-Will these do?

-Will these do?

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-Any old plonk will do.

-Mark's no expert.

-Right, here we are.

-Oh, and this please.

-Mark will go bananas.

-Whatever!

-How can you afford that?

-And wine too.

-The giro came through today.

-I've got to fly.

-Can I join you

-or is Eifion on his way?

-No, he's home.

-Aren't you enjoying that?

-I'm not hungry.

-How's the chauffeuring going?

-Good. We've been really busy

-this week.

-I'm glad of a break this afternoon.

-I hear you're going to Greece.

-Sioned's idea.

-Of course.

-You're lucky.

-Eifion and I have never been

-on holiday together.

-You'll have a honeymoon

-when you get married.

-Ange, are you alright?

-Sorry.

-Come with me.

-Monsieur.

-Wow, thanks.

-Did you heat up the beans?

-Ten seconds in the mic.

-I think they need a bit more

-than that.

-I have no idea.

-Ryan used to do the cooking...

-..the cleaning and everything

-in London.

-Hey, Mark, have you got a piece

-of paper? I need to write this down.

-What are you going to do

-with a Super Stepper?

-But it's 50% off. You can't afford

-not to buy it at that price.

-You don't have any money.

-Use the bottom steps on the stairs.

-They go up and down

-and they're free.

-I'm going to buy that.

-I'm going to buy that.

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-Get out!

-Go out and look for a job.

-Who's going to have me?

-I'm in my 60s.

-No qualifications, no-hoper.

-Go somewhere else to lounge around.

-I've taken in Vicky and Nicky

-but you're not part of the package.

-I'm family,

-I am part of the package.

-Off you go!

-I'm not telling you again.

-OK, OK.

-It's true what they said

-about red heads. Terrible temper.

-Throwing an old mam-gu

-out on the streets.

-You should be ashamed of yourself.

-You should be ashamed of yourself.

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-I'm sure you'll cope.

-Don't let him bully you.

-I'm watching you.

-Are you still here?

-The truth is, things haven't

-been right for a while.

-You've just got engaged.

-I know.

-I thought

-it would bring us together...

-..but it's made things worse

-if anything.

-You're the only one who knows.

-That's just it - I don't know.

-Not for definite.

-You know me better than anyone.

-Do you think

-I set my expectations too high?

-Is that what drove you away?

-There's nothing wrong

-with wanting the best for yourself.

-That's not what I asked.

-Do you love him?

-Despite everything, I think I do.

-So there you are.

-When the spark fades...

-..what if it never comes back?

-I don't know

-if I want to fight for this.

-We're all here for you,

-whatever you decide.

-Thank you.

-Any time.

-I hope I'm not interrupting

-anything important.

-Before you get on your high horse,

-we were just talking.

-Ed finished with you for a reason,

-don't forget.

-She was upset, Sioned.

-What I can't understand is why...

-Why did you need a gun

-in the first place?

-For the farm.

-For the farm.

-

-But why get an illegal one?

-Something like that

-can land you in a lot of trouble.

-Leave it.

-Leave it.

-

-Just saying.

-What does she want?

-She's a friend.

-Don't say you've been playing

-around with her?

-Sorry I'm late.

-I waited for the bus...

-Don't let Dai and Diane know

-I'm taking the flack for Cadno.

-They don't know anything

-and I want it to stay that way.

-Yes, OK.

-But if you tell the truth...

-But if you tell the truth...

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-We've been through this.

-I've thought about what you said.

-Cadno's a mother of two.

-They'd never imprison a woman

-in that situation.

-They can do what they want.

-They can do what they want.

-

-And send an innocent man to prison?

-Listen...

-You listen to me,

-think of yourself for once.

-Do you think you can face prison?

-If you can't,

-you know what you have to do.

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-Here you are, Bet.

-Thank you.

-Debs...

-..I've been thinking.

-Can I have another go

-at helping you out here?

-I know I was a disaster on Monday

-and I'm really sorry...

-..but give me another chance,

-please.

-I don't think so.

-I don't think so.

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-I'll behave, I promise.

-Shove me in the kitchen,

-I can do the dishes.

-I've got a machine.

-I've got a machine.

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-Make food or clean?

-I'm a dab hand at that.

-All I'm asking for

-is a little bit of money in return.

-Oh, yeah.

-You can't expect me to work

-for nothing, that's slave labour.

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-Oi! Hands off.

-Tell me about these calls

-or I'll kick you out.

-It's nothing to do with you.

-It's nothing to do with you.

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-Mam.

-OK.

-I finished with a bloke

-about a month ago...

-..and he won't leave me alone.

-Obsessed he is,

-phoning me every five minutes.

-I had noticed.

-That's the real reason I came.

-Until things cool down with Albie.

-Albie?

-I'd only been with him a month.

-He'd come round and we'd...

-Stop!

-I was going to say,

-watch telly together.

-But he turned into a right pain.

-I reckon if I ignore him

-he'll get the message.

-It hasn't worked so far.

-It hasn't worked so far.

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-Obsessed, see. I told you.

-A pound for a strip, please.

-A pound for a strip, please.

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-Five strips then.

-I feel lucky today,

-I've got a feeling in my water.

-Don't get too excited,

-the prizes aren't very special.

-You're not supposed to say that.

-You're not supposed to say that.

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-It's true!

-Who uses bath salts these days?

-Well, I'd be happy to win anything.

-Oh, yes. Looking for me are you?

-No, why?

-No, why?

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-To settle your shopping bill.

-Dol and Vicky came in

-to do your shopping.

-They put it on a tab and said you'd

-settle up by the end of the day.

-The cheeky cows!

-Didn't you know?

-Who's going to pay? Mark!

-You owe me more than 30.00!

-She enjoys rubbing my nose in it.

-She enjoys rubbing my nose in it.

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-Rubbing it in what?

-Her perfect relationship with Ed.

-Where's Eifion? Is he coming?

-Who knows?

-If she thinks she can make

-a fool of me, she can think again.

-Don't have a go at me.

-She said she had her giro money.

-She's nothing but trouble.

-She's nothing but trouble.

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-You don't have to tell me.

-When you see her, tell her

-she owes me two bottles of wine.

-I'm looking for Dolores Collins.

-Can you help?

-No, sorry.

-I was told

-she was staying at this address.

-I live here

-so I'd know if someone else did.

-Sure about that?

-It's very important I find her.

-I can't help you, sorry.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello? This is Albie.

-No, that's tomorrow.

-Stop staring.

-You're giving me the creeps.

-I wasn't staring.

-Staring at Ed were you? Jealous?

-Sioned...

-You really think

-you're something special, don't you?

-I'm sorry to say, you're not.

-Under that thick layer of make-up

-you're only a big mouth.

-You're one to talk.

-You're one to talk.

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-Stop this.

-You twist everyone round your little

-finger. Ed, Eileen, Eifion.

-Just because you can't.

-Just because you can't.

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-It won't work with me.

-I know Eifion paid for your holiday.

-I don't think

-he'll be happy about that.

-It's my money to do with as I like.

-I don't think he'll see it that way.

-Tell him!

-Go home, Angela,

-nobody wants to see your sour face.

-You should both be ashamed

-of yourselves behaving like this.

-Aren't you going to go after her?

-There'll be a hole in that carpet.

-It's not fair,

-making him wait this long.

-Richard Ashurst?

-Right, off we go.

-Come on.

-Go in, I'll be there now.

-You don't have to do this,

-you know.

-They're waiting for me.

-One, two, three...

-..four.

-Richard Ashurst, will you confirm

-how you intend to plead...

-..to the charge of illegally

-obtaining a firearm?

-Guilty.

-How the hell did he find me here?

-I don't know. I'm not sure

-if he believed a word I said.

-Thanks for trying, love.

-He's determined.

-He's always been like that.

-He's a horrible man.

-I don't know what I ever saw in him

-in the first place.

-I suppose I was lonely.

-Wanted a bit of affection.

-He was nasty though, violent too.

-What? Did he hit you?

-What? Did he hit you?

-

-No, he never done that.

-Getting into fights down the pub,

-that sort of thing.

-If he comes back,

-I'll phone the cops.

-No, don't do that.

-No, don't do that.

-

-He's hassling you all the time.

-It'll only make matters worse.

-I've made a real mess of things.

-Don't, Mam.

-It isn't your fault, do you hear?

-You're safe here with me. OK.

-You're safe here with me. OK.

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-Thank you, love.

-But I can't hide here for ever,

-can I?

-You can hide here

-for as long as you like.

-You could have stuck up for me...

-..but it would take a man

-with a backbone to do that.

-I can't read your mind.

-I can't read your mind.

-

-Use a bit of common sense!

-We're supposed to be a team,

-you and me.

-Forget it.

-Forget the wedding too. It's off.

-Angela, you can't do that.

-Angela, you can't do that.

-

-I just have.

-I've given you chance after chance.

-I've had enough.

-I'll change if you tell me

-what to do.

-If you can't see what's wrong,

-there's no point.

-I love you, honestly.

-I want us to get married

-more than anything.

-We can get married

-wherever you want - Y Glyndwr.

-You're right, we've got the money.

-It's too late.

-Ange!

-Ange!

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-There's nothing else to say.

-Richard Ashurst, in light

-of the seriousness of the crime...

-..I have no choice but to sentence

-you to three months in prison.

-Please take Mr Ashurst

-to the cells.

-You'll be OK.

-You'll be OK.

-

-Don't take any nonsense.

-Stick up for yourself.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello?

-Cadno?

-Diane, what's happened?

-He got a prison sentence.

-Three months.

-So he pleaded guilty, did he?

-So he pleaded guilty, did he?

-

-Yes.

-They're taking him now.

-Is he alright?

-DJ's a tough cookie.

-Thank you for letting me know.

-Thank you for letting me know.

-

-Take care of yourself.

-Bye.

-Ta-ra.

-Right then, hands up who wants

-a piece of chocolate cake?

-Me!

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